Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-02

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Contra Costa, Fresno Tulare and Kern
counties, and in the South. 1t is found in
Sonoma valley, Napa valley, Russian River
valley, in San Mateo, Solano, Yolo, El
Dorado, Placer and Nevada counties, about
Sacramento, in the vicinity OF Stockton
and at Berkeley, in Alameda county.
Charge 1t to Rum.
ICopyigtt. 1857, by tie California Associated Press
NAPA, November 1st-This afternoon the
down train, when below Yountville, struck
man sitting on a culvert He was thrown
twenty feet. He was brought here and
conveyed to the hospital. His name is un-
known. He was drunk, and Will not live
through the night. An inquest will be
held tomorrow.
A Fatal Explosion.
tCopyrigl, 1857, By the California associated Hress
NEEDLES, November 1st.-Engine No. 27
exploded near blackberry, Mojave county,
last night, killing engineer Schroeder, fire
mon Long and brakeman Trapp. Their
bodies were found about 800 feet from the
track. Several freight cars were badly
wrecked.
Napa Board of Trade.
[Cqyright 1887. Jy the California Assoctaed Press!
NAPA, November 1st.-The business men
met at the Courthouse last night and steps
were taken to form a Board of Trade.
There will be another meeting November
7th to hear the report of the Committee on
Organization.
A Mine Worth Having.
Copyright. 1857, by ae i!to7ia associated Pres
KENNETT, November ist.-TPostaI Press
j. W. Conant, owner of the Uncle Sam
mine at Squaw creek brought out today a
$500 gold brick, the result of sixteen days'
run and cleanup of his ten stamp mill.
Land sale at Redding.
ICoPyalgt, 1857, By tie California Assocate Press
REDDING, November 1st.-[Postal Press ]
The auction sale of the Heller ranch,
three miles from Redding, this afternoon
was a grand success. The ranch had been
divided into y lots Of ten acres each. The
total amOuat of the sale was S6, 1872 %.
New Masonic Temple.
IcoPyfgAt. 1857, by tie California associated Press
BAKERSFIELD, November 1st.-The Grand
officers OF the Masonic order assembled this
afternoon and laid the cornerstone of the
new Masonic temple.
a Deadly Assault.
Icqyrigi, 1857, Cy ule Calgcrn;c. Associated Press
NEVADA CITY, November 1st.-A. Fou-
cheti stabbed another Italian with a
miners candle-stick at North Bloomfield.
He went TO Jail to-day to await trial for
assault with deadly weapon.
The Governor Banqueted.
SAN DIEGO, November 1st.-A banquet
was last night rendered to Governor Water
man by the officers of the International
Company OF Mexico. Over 100 guests were
present. The Governor was welcomed by
Ex-Governor Murray, of Utah, who is
President of, the above company. Tom.
Fitch and others spoke, and the beard was
surrounded until a late hour.
Shooting at Colusa.
CoLUsA, November 1st.-[Postal Press. =
Pete Corby WAS shot this morning by Wm.
Preston. Both were drunk The ball en-
tered the left cheek, under the eve. and
came out at the temple. Corby's condition
is critical, Preston is i'll Jail. No reason
is given for the shooting. Preston is bar
tender for Pallase, Love & Corby, and was
formerly bartender at the Colusa House.
The Hobson-Bee Libel Suit.
AUBURN, November 1st.-Tbe case Of the
people against the publishers Of the 5acra.
mento Bee is now on trial here The charge
is criminal libel on John B. Hobson, a
prominent citizen of Iowa Hill. The case
began yesterday, and promises 10 be long
trial. Several prominent attorneys of Sac
ramento are engaged in the case. The
Courtroom was crowded to-day with spec
tetors and witnesses.
Railroad Rumor.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 1st.-TSpecial I
"A sensation was caused in railroad circles
to-day by the rumor that the Southern
Nd-E n had at-avN ,r.,,- IL
purchase the North Pacific Coast Narrow
gauge. This line runs from Saucelito to
1ngram's. John w. Coleman, General
Manager Of the North Pacific Coast, denies
that such an arrangement has been made
Oroville to ThermaIlto.
ORovILLE, November Ist.-The managers
Of the Thermalito colony and Superintend.
ent Birney of the California Northern Rail.
road Company are having line of road
surveyed, and ii is generally supposed it is
the intention of the owners of the Cali.
fornia Northern Railroad to extend line
across the Feather river to Thermalito.
Arrival from Hawaii.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 1st.-[Special.
Admiral Grisley Jackson, late of til,
Hawaiian navy, arrived in this city TO-DAY
on the steamer Australia from the Sand
wich Islands. He was accompanied bv his
! family
kaimailoa, the man-of-war which Ad
Iniral Jackson commanded, will shortly b,
sold at Honolulu to the highest bidder,
a Railroad Rumor.
MARYsvILLE, November 1st.-It is re
! ported that Senator Stanford has Offered
to take one-half the stock in the proposed
railroad from this place to Nevada City
If this is true the railroad will be built in
! side of two years.
a ouail-EatiDg Crank.
| SANTA CRUZ, November 1st.-Fret
| Cahoon. q young man about 20, has com
pleted the task of eating thirty quails il
| thirty consecutive days. He lost abou
seven pounds in weight, but is otherwise
| in fair condition.
An Accidental Shot.
GRASS VALLEY, November lst.-Willian
Wicks. of the North Star mine, accident
ally shot himself yesterday with a pisto
which he was putting into his pocket. Th,
ball entered the thigh and lodged eigh
inches below. The wound is severe, bu
not considered fatal